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nrendstutrs nnd Prox,siona.

NEW Yoax, Oct 7.-rlour, receipt q, lla nacr.
axes: exports 2lo barrels and 3Gss5 sacks: marSet
eSS active. but prices unehanged sales us barrels
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Of futures: 2l9 Id
bushels OF spot, options variable and Irregular
closed steady: No spTlrg Slhc: ungnlded red
sfas,r; No red oe!SSeT slNasc closing At
December s. 5'loas35sc clo.1ng Of Ss5Sc; Jan,iarv
81 7.l6aSi5sc. closing at SiLo: February S5sIc'
March St74as'Ac; May sS5sc, Corn. receipts IS 60
bushels; exports 1923 bushels; sales 10 ND (0G
s2o. lots steady; options lower; uugrsded 52i53Sc;
NO. "tlciober 521aa5?ssc, closing at S2xc; Novcin
l Ssr 55ss,sa55.Sss, closing at 52l5c; Deem.
uary 5!1as:c closing al seks: May Ssfs.s sc,
closing at 6S1sc. Oats receipts 10 100 bushels: ex
pora 2G0 9nSneB: market shade lower: western
mixed s2aAHc; white DO 3oa4oc. Hay In moderate
Rio steady at l9hc: options shade lower and les,
active; safes $1,000 bags: October I7OCal7 soc: M.
yembcs .S5c: January II 35al7ioc: February
l3&al. SSo; MSIch !a2aal74oc: April l725al7 3sc;
May H.oal7 SOC: June l7.20dl7. SIC; July l7.lOc:
August u COO; sepembcr l6 00alG. $780, sugar firm
Moasses srfdcs 4 ls.l6c; refined firm; mould 4
go; STANDARD 5Mo; cubes s.iGc. Molasses IN.
changed ana quiet h,ce steady and in fair re
Turpentirf .ef ~ at 3!1sa32s1+c. Eggs quiet and
weak: receipts S,2l2 packages western i5a2Cc.
FORK 10 lalr request anu steady ut 81 2Sal5 co. old
" 9gal5 70 aut meats dun: picked shoulders
lower; western steam spot G7711SaG.7Oc; October
6.I2c; November 6.6lc; January 6 zoo: February
6,1oc. March 07sc: city steam 670c. lutter tirm
western l2a2oHc: western creamery 16A2512c.
Cheese unchanged aud uull - : g :,
CHICAGO, Oct 7.--These were many small buyers
Of wheat early III the session On the break OF Thur.
day. and alter prices went up " 10 Lc ths realizing
began and price, tell back 10 tho starliug point,
Corn was dull and unintetestiLg. Oats dull. Fro.
Visions moderately actlye. Flour In fair request
aud prices firm and unchanged. Wheat, cash No.
2sprtug 69Aa1oe: No 3sp,laI tshse; No. red 7zs1s:
October 6aasa7ohc. closing at 7O1so: November FIX
a7lsse .eeipg at z1tc; leeembSr 74s7s5sc, clos:
cash No. 2. 42hc; October ,i2I5a4lsSc, closing nj
d2ae NoySme 1I 42ail5. closing at axe: De.
cemoer 42aa421se, closing at 4l1ic; May ASIA
aye, closirg at s5Sc osts. cash No. 2, 5io; 81.
t9ber &c re; November 2G1<a2do. closing Mt 261c:
May ?9iaa3oc. closing at 297Gc. Ryc, cash 4sc'
ssIE1ey No. z f 4s Pa5ssed No. l. 81 oS
ST. 3d. year sic %: January sic q7S. lard. Sss s
see1; oc;o 1, e4Sasi7c closing at 647o: No,
vemher 6211yc; December 9 Csc; January Q S5c,
Bacon, short Tbs 7toc shoulders 52Oa5 Sc; short
clear 5soc whisky 81 49, Sugars eutloai 6ta6Ne;
creamery s2cc; dairy l61saac. Eggs firm; fresh
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Gontla.

New YORK, Oct. 7.-Thera was q better move.
mont on old business than through new purchases
still the latter took very fair quantity OF sluI.
still THO markctwas generally quiet. 5EISE VI =
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az W.; \! ]. y Z y
Injection md I Cansules,

W ~ $500
Whore all other medicines have failed these rre.
partitions were always elective, They insure rapid
e na G!tfaorulnary cure o. severe, recent and
Hospitals Of Paris by. the celebrated Dr. Rcord
and arc found greatly superior, to ali remedies
hitherto known. ~ ~ n
For sale by all druggists, + s Il 5if mlal.s
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,aConstantly Hawking ana splttinr,,

THOMAS J. RESTING, Esq, 200. Pint Street,
81. Louis, No.. writes: o. WINS u great sufferer
hardly breathe and was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for the Inst eight months
could not breathe through tho Nos.sl!s, l
thought nothing could bc donc fortn Lick
Remedy, and am now Il well mai. I believe
it TO be the only suro remedy for catarrh now
manufactured and one Inns only to give 1t q
fair trial to experience astounding results and
q ncrIu1npnt cIlrh,N - - II
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= Prof. W. HAusSER, tho famous mcsucrst,
Of Ithaca, N. T., writes: "somc ten years ago
suffered untold agony from chronic nasal
incuraU,s, and snIi l must de- lily caso was rs
such bud one, that eyetg day, towards sun
set, my voice would become 60 lloassc could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
my coughing md clearing OF my throa. would
almost str1nglo nc. by tho use of Dr.. Sagc's
Caturrh Remedy, ~ three months, was 4 well
man, and tho cure hGs been rcr!neaeat;r
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rilreo hotties euro catarrl.

ELI RoDnISs. Runpan 2. O.. Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: &"Ny daughter had catarrh when
sago's Catarrh remedy advertised, and pro-
cured n bottle for her, and soon saw that 1t
helped her; Il third bottle effected perma-
neht eHre. She Is now eighteen years old and
sound md honrt - i, r 5t157 3D.. ~ = =.
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Cotton,


NEW YoRz, Oct. 7.-cot:on easy uplands 7.lec
Orleans Q l.1Gc;, futures clo'ed arm: Novembe,
926c; January oslo: February 942c; July 9.SOc.'
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NI EN'
Northern Fac. flrsta.l141I
North. Pac. secouds..lf0
Northwest. consols..137H
n. W.debentllres,5s l07H
Ist. Lbs. i. Gen. NJ. .1l3H
st. Paul consols,...l25
~. p, E.&P., Grsts..ii6
Tcx.G Pac. land gr's. Ak
Tex. d Pho. r. G. OK.
ira coupons.......,.- 6SL
Union Pac. Qrsts......1liH
Weatshorc...."...... 9S53
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SYMPTOMS or CATAI,HIz.-Dull,
heavy headache, obstruction OF the nasal
passages, discharges falling from the head
into the, throat, sometimes profuse, watcry,
and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, gIcous'
purulent, bloody and putrid; the eyes aro
weak, wutery, and intlamed; there Is ringing
IN tho ears. deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat cNpectoratlon Of offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; tho
voice Is changed md has Il nasal twnnE: tho
breath Is offensive; smell and tastc are I'M
paired; there is q EcpsatioG Of dizziness, with
mental depression, a hacking cough ana gen.
cral debility. Only q few OF tho nbovG-named
symptoms nre likely to DO present In any ono
case. Thousands Of cases annually, without
manifcstins half Of tho above symptoms. re-
suit in consumption, and end In the grnvc.
No iiEca9sc is so common, more deceptive and
dangerous or les5. understood by physicians.
by its mild. soothing, uni healing properties,
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures tho worst
.cnses OF Cntnrrli, "cold i'll tho hcad,D
CoryZa, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold BY druggists everywhere; 30 cents.
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EFMFNpEP That tho presence o, Gcpca,s
M - eshuI!l Ecauregard and Early, VINO ara
Lutte iairness and integrity that the cnaiccs are ali
number will draw Prize. .FGIs'r -
KEniEMnER that tho payment Of all Prizes IN
GuAEANrEED DY FOUR NATIONAL
HANhs 81 New Orleans, and the Tickets arc
chartered rights arc recognized in tho Highest
courts; therefore. beware OF any limitations or
anonymous scheues .......-..-...., =.
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pHn4DxFHIA. Pa. Oct. 7.-Flour firm, Wheat
quiet: No. red October slaslhc: November s2a
slAc; Decomber sSas3lIc; January Si14aSl5Ec,
,orn, spot shade stronger; futures firm but dull;
No high mixed $50: No. mixed October 500:
NsHG1yemner 5ea5lc: December 49ai9Ac: January
assiaSoc Oats, spot firm rejected white 32Xa3ic:
n HoS Whiie sS5aS7c; futures quiet: No white
Der 3taS6hc: january Sd<as7c. Dlt!er steajy:
western factory, 14al7o, E,gs dull but steady:
western m, t!tsts 2lc. Cheese hrm but quiet; Ohio,
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE
Tho regular quarterly meeting Of The Ohio
County Bar Association will be hold In the Court
Room OF Part | Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio coun.
~, on Saturday, October 8. at 2 O'Clock r. NJ Tho
annual election Of oiiicen will take place. i
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL, President.
r NJ. GLRYIN. kpcEetarY. ---L-- - 0c7 II
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PROPOSALS..
SEALED PROPOSALS, TlIil
FOR SALE,

E0R SALE-A GRAY, RIDING AND
A Driving Homo, seyen years old. sale. and
don't shy or scare at anything. Can DO seen at
the stable Of LOUIS ASMu5, $40 Jacob street,
Wheeling, W. Va. 20. oc6
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The above ssle Ia postponed until SATURDAY,
oetseer 8 ISL At the s9 19h hour sna
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common and Light e3 60al 20; packing and butch.
ers 81 2oaa Is; receipts 200 head; shipments 800
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BNT1aoaR, Oct. 7.-Wheat, wtstern casicr. M
winter red snot 7sAs7a>>ssc: October 7JMc; No.
vembcr 8DAc; Dacambcr sts1SaS9sic: January Sssz
asic ., Gosn, iyessrn firm; ni1td spot Sic I'D:
Ssat af4aSSc. Oats firm: western white sia'6c;
40 mixed $?s14asic. Provisions steady and In All
inquiry; mess nork $40 25alO So Eggs quiet at 1sK
aye Lald. reitaed &c. Coffee rominal,y steady:
no ea'soes, ordinary to fair lS,asl933lsc.
c1Ec1SNAT1, O., Oct .7.-Flour firm. Wheat lower
NO, red 7dSc; receipts 8, leo bushels; shipments
No, mixed Csc. Rye stronger: No. 2. SEC, Pork
dull at Sl4 o.. Lard firm at G.loA6 I5c, = anil
meats easy: short ,lbs 7.2;a7 5"c,5 Bacon steady;
short RIBS s.75c; short clear 9.25c. Whisky irm
firm. fgss dull at lG]zc, -. 3N"'5yNN', S'N !
TOLEDO, Oct Wheat easier: cash and Oc,o.
Der 75}sc: NoVauhe 7611sc; December 77%c: Nav
$40. Corn steady; cash 4shc; May iGSc Oats
February 81 81. q .I.ifEiES -" -
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TOR SALE.
Lots in lIOllndsyille.
EIRsT. GLASS SHORT GREEK FARM
FOR SALE!

(Sl) Twenty.iOur Lots In CaldWeil'S Ad.
diti0n to the City of Wheeling. *
Said lois are bounded on the north by Twenty.
ninth street. on the east by Fillmore street. on the
south by the Elud!an Homestead, and on the west
by the b d 0. R. K. s'i 1s galt Il
Their proximity to tho above named railroad
rtudess them excellent gltcs for manufacturing co
tabliGhments. ..sHE. 8TFI- = 2
auction. -IH"g.. 'g''g7!a'Ia fas5.e ST 90 <
For terms aud further Information apply to
T.r W. v. HOGE Il BRO
'.N.a l1f!r 1900 Market Street.
Or WILLIAM u. NASpLAE, .s,l.l71 f. sl,ra {.
nnlh &, W. Corner Ehsplna h Sixteenth Str.
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o.
LIVE Stock,

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Droper's Journal reports: Cat.
tle-Receip!s 1900 head: shipments 400 head:
market strong; fancy s. 2oas 49,: shipping steers
bulls and mixed 81 2oa2 50: Texas cattle 81 SoaS co.
western rangers S! t0n3 Is. Hoss-Recelpts is 600
head; shipments 5000 head: market opened Sc
81 2sa4 65: light 81 20ai Is: skips coat o. Fheen
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 2.CG0 head: mar.
ket steady natives 81 75ai 30 western 50 25a3 Is:
Texans s225a3 60; lambs s. 2ca5 s. III ! :
EAsr Liberty. Oct. Neutrality-suspicious. e,s
head: ahirments III head market nothing doing;
head: shlpmcnts 2,9o0 head: market fair; Phladcl.
phias S. 60a5 l0 Workers 81 G5ai 3d. common TO faIr
Light 81 4oat IS. sheep-Recelpts t,G01 head: shin.
menls 100 head; market active at yesterdays
prices. S ~ s III "a :, !
Cnc.xvA7r,. o., Oct. 7.-Hoss slow and weak,
common and light 6 b0al bOi racklng and bnich.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION !
~ OVER HALF a MILLION DI sTRlBUTEp:
Louisiana State Lottery,,7 Coinna nv,

h0tllsi1la DtaCe NOCtery Company.
Incorporated In 1Bss for Is years by tho Iey,sls.
tore LOT educational and Charitable purposes will
capital o. 81 ,00 900 to which reserve fund oil
over $3.50 coo has since been added. l 7.T17If7
BY an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part Of Tho present State Constitution
adopted December ID, a. D., 1872 - ''"'..' ~ :
~, INC only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
7,@S nesxr scales Of postpones. M, sat
It's Grand Single Number Drawings taso
rlacG monthly, and the semi.knnuRl DuwIpps
regularly every six months June aud Decambef,.
I SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE Tenth Grand Drewing Class il, in Tho
Academy OF Music, New Orleans. TueB,iny.
oGtob0r II, 1887-2OOth Monthly Drawing. =
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WANTED.

uJhNTCn Men to sell our Goods In Ohio
WRn Cu-Nln and adjoining Counties
terms and state salary wanted. SLOAN Il CO..
Manufacturers, 29i George street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
an5CI11hlS #..Hf,I' ~ -.
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~ - - s-7T0IIE- - l7I1--V"1
MISCELLANEOUS g3,
A LONG FELT WANT. q = 3 s. -
gRobe,rtIuL,a,,

Has secured frsclass M an ~ criyer for tree,
hack. Hc can be found at the New McLnre House
y most any time might or day, on and After Mon
aay, March :, 1887. Any person Wishing his ser
He will meet al Of Tho trains on this dido OF ths
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VJ7ANTED-AN ACTIVE, ENER.
yaEs Oh tho Century War Book, "rhe Battles and
Leaders OF tho Civil War" Excellent Territory
and tho beat terms. Address, W u. MORSE, 622
street. Washington, o. q. ''-Pala. OCT
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{CRIMAULT,s

THE Bwur srEcIyIo Co., 81
e 5sf4' Drawer 8, Atlanta, Go.
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IJIANTED-MAN-TO TAKE THE
w Agency OF our Sales; Hizc 2sxlsxis inches,
weight 200 pounds; retail price SIS; other sizes In
proportion: A rare chance 10 create permanent
buslneN at homo. These safes meet q demand
never before supplied by other tafe companies, az
We arc not governed BY tho Bale Pool. ALPINE
aAFE co. Cincinnati. o. ls-s,-si.-l-,l, aul7wAs
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psSAut snip tlAib woo pelulo WIG Ody VI
ocean nteRmcrs, please remember; and
then the lonely wife returned to her du.
ties in visiting upon my aunt, and with
well assured cheerfuiness busted herself
moro than ever in order to "kili tima.l
until word should arrive from her hus.
band. s..;sf5l e. sii;llls
She had insiatsd upon hie taking every
cent OF her aavings, in order that he might
make Q good appearance and be indepen-
dent Of his family when he once more
joined them F; and he had taksn 1t, no in.
considerable sum, with the ssli.hneas pc.
culiar to a man. }si5ss.t 81,
On her return from tho departing vosrel
Ellen had a narrow black ribbon abou. he,
neck; keen to note the lesot change in the
girl, Mics Rita asked her IL D srcy had
been buying her 8 locket. ,5I:';.s, !
Bluahin2iy she answered ["No. miss
It's a bit Of foolishnesa, maybe, but | Of
ten heard Of 1t before; whom two loyorf
part they split a shilling, md 60 l broke
a shilling piece in two halves, and mat .
hole and ribbon in both, and ons II
round Darcy's neck and this one is round
mine" az, 4 772,377S I'1Y -.
-, ve neafu OF thGt 1!Ho, : eaid Aunt
Rita, but ! think he might have bought
you something nicer than to take The
broken half Of what must have been youl
last shilling" 5..S1i;i' "
~ was, misa-the last I had in III;
Torld-.and 4 that. help1 the charm. y Nj
wanted no 5other; gift. When nv hal
shilling finds his, he will DO with It or
will DO dead" and Ellen whispered MI,
so solemnly that 1t could easily be soeI
thGt she was far from thinking that "mav
be twas ioolishness.n ~, 3 -
We'll, in due time came letter froon,
Boyle announcing his sale arrival, his hi
reconciliation with his family, whom b
had found greatly increased in wealth nm,
Importance, and SO, at thst short notice
he had said nothing Of Ellen or his ma,
This seemed ominoua to ali but the q,
l d -TH -s. N
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parison. Come and see for yourself a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-03

er public sentiment among Massa-
chusetts Republicans has yet begun to
crysialiise to any extent a. to the next
Presidential candidate. Amy good
candidate win carry the s ate. have
no means of knowing what Is Senator
Sherman's standing there in that re-
spect. l do know, If nominated,
he would would get our electoral vote,
as would any one of several
good NAMES that are mentioned.
Few public men are held In more
siuceTe respect in our commonwealth
or more thoroughly command its
confidence, because he has been not
only life long Republican but is one
Of the men who have earned the repu-
tation aud position of a Statesman.
Bot think il is too soon to talk about
pr sidentisl candidates The thing to do
Is to abide the approach of the con-
vention and then select the best man,
the man who best represents the busi-
ness Interests and development Of the
country's interest, as we'll as the senii-
ment and traditions Of the Republican
party"
A f1al straw floating in the other
direction from the most OF this talk, is
the assei ton OF a young New England
Democrat, who kno Ns CabiLet folks
well enough to talk with them in
quiet, that Senator Allison is the man
whom "the administration" fear5 most
in 1893.
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The ADarchists, Briefs.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 2.-The Daily
Ne1Ds, Ottawa, ILL.,, special says: At.
torney General Pant and Leonard
SWEET arrived last night and Mr.. SWEET
filed his ninety six page brief in the
anarchist cases early this morning.
On the opening of court, at the sug-
gostion of the Attorney General, the
peoples docket was set for hearing on
Thursday, the 1O.h day Of March, at
which time the anarchists cases may
be argued, but the probabilities are
that at that time it will be set for ar
gument at some future day. Mr.. SWEET
entered a motion that the rules be sus-
pended and that the time for argument
be unlimited. The briefs of other
counsel for the anarchists will be filed
some tins today, but briefs on the
part OF tie people will not be ready
until about the time of the argument.
judges Sheldon, Mulkey, Schofeld,
Craig and MaRruder are present,
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Physicians Have Round Ont

That contsmin atinE and foreign element in
the blood, developed by indigestion, is the
cause of rheumatism. This 'es upon the
sensitive sub cutaneous covering of the mus
cles and ligaments of the joints, causing con-
STAN and shifting pain, and aggregatlDg g
a ca'cars Gus, chslky deposit which reduces
stitfoess and distor ion of the Joints. No tact
which experience has demonstrated in re-
gard to Hostetter's Stomach Bltters has
stronger .evid nee TO support than this,
namely, that this M dioine Of comprehensive
uses checks the formidable and atrocious
disease, nor is l. less positively established
that it Is preferable to the poi ons often used
to arrest Il, since tho medicine contains only
salutary Ingredients 1t is also q signal
RENT dy for malarial fevers, constipation,
dyspepsia, idney and bladder ailments, de-
bility and other disorders. Bee that you get
tha nuina
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TRYING TO GET A DIVORCE
FROM A MAN WHO swEARs HE
Is UNMARRIED.
How Mary KittsOn Entrapped
Young Hercules Ktttsoh-A
Peculiar Case.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The suit of
the woman who calls herself Mary
Kittson, against Hercules L. Kittson,
for divorce was continued, today, in
the Supreme Court. Commodore Kilt
son was present with his son. Young
Kittson was on the stand and testified
that be first became acquainted with
the defendant in the fall of 1883, being
in reduced to her by Spillane at her
house; he would be 81 years of age
next July. Subsequently he met her
at the Filth Avenue Theater and he
again saw her three days later at her
house. He had four or five drinks of
beer. whisky, brandy and wine. Mr..
Spillsne showed a new watch, and
this woman said that she gave it to
him for a present. Witness went
with her to the thester afterwards and
visited saloon in Fourteenth street,
where he had nine or tsn drinks OF
brandy. Later still, witness met her
at the races. He never wanted to
marry her while at the Fourteenth
street saloon, where he went with
her several times. He never sug-
gested that Coftey, the saloon
keeper, should stand up with him.
On April "a, 1885, while witness was
stopping at hotel, Spillsne asked
him to take walk. They did 30, and
going down town, Spillane ssid: Let
us 60 up to Minnie's." Witness said
no, but spillane insisted, and they
went up. They saw her and afterward
went to Koster & Bisl's and some
other garden, They had four or Ave
bottles OF wine and champagne. After.
ward they went to Minnie's house,
and then had more drinks. Witness
believed that be stayed there all night.
Witness remembered nothing that &C.
cured in the house; he was very
drunk, even when he returned to the
Windsor Hotel the next day was not
in condition to know what he was
doing on the night before.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--THURSDAY MARCH 3, 1880.
Trustee Sale.

I'm FRIDAY, the IIsh asy Or sssFeh.
~ 1857, at the sawmill Of HotsAhiss 4
strong near Lahsri.w. hsns', ye VII eel
property; One Portable steam Sawmill. to-
gother with all the attachments, including
engines, boilers, saws, betting. carriages
and all ether FIX ures appertaining TO the
said mill lately operated BY Hetehkiss \
Strong, together with TIE leAseheld OF ground
en- which said mill is built; alss, enc leg
wagon; also, all the saw logs and sawed
lumber now On the. ground, In the lake, and
all stan ding and felled timber and other per
sonsl pr operty owned BY Hotehkiss 4 Strone
ana ustd In running said mill.
We sell under two NOR cages 10 Boyd
Boyd one registered In book Is, page lSU,
and / other in book 10, page rs, Chattel
Deeds, and under atrust asf 80 ment to A. 3.
Liver ore, trustee, registered in book s,
PAGE t79, Real Rstue, Desoto county, Mics,
70 all which reference is made. Title be-
heved erieet but We sell as trustees,
BOYD 4 BOYD,
A. s LlVERM0RE,
Trustees.
Moran 4 Mcfarland, Att Tneys
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-03
The College Baseball League.

Princeton, N. j., March at is
still uncertain whether Princeton, Yale
and Harvard will form baseball
league to consist OF those colleges only.
A mass meeting will be held at Yale
tomorrow, and it is the general i'm
preston among the Princeton men
that it will result in Yale entering the
proposed league. II it does not ii is
probable that Princeton and Harvard
will take in SEINE third college and
form a league, leaving Yale out. A
Columbis man was here few days
ago trying to get Princeton to admit
Columbia to the proposed league.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-03
A Husband Murderess Gets q LAEe
Time Sentence.

New YORK, March 2.-Chiarie Gig.
nsrsle, the Italian woman who shot
and killed her husband, Antonio, De-
tober 10th last, vas placed at the bar
of the Curt OF General Sessions today
for the resumption Of her trial, which
was begun two days ago. The trial
was, however, brought to an abrupt
termination by the acceptance Of q
plea, The testimony adduced yester-
dsy showed great delibetation, 30 that
when court convened today the
woman's lawyer offered a plea OF muir
der in the second degree. l. was &C
cepted, and the woman was rema1ded
for sentence. She will be Imprisoned
for life.